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s4tch

Senior Member
Mar 23, 2015
33,760
It's true though reaching 2 CL finals with 7-2 aggregate is huge achievement compared to group exit :snoop:
pls man

tell me a coach that would guarantee to win those finals. we had a very good shot on victory against barcelona (that penalty claim on pogba at 1-1 was legit), and the run to cardiff was impressive too. in his first 4 seasons, allegri's team surpassed the expectations and never fell to an inferior opponent. his current tenure is questionable obviously, but coaches rarely get better than allegri in those 4 years.

edit: ah, you replied to dingus. it makes sense now.
 

Brny44

Senior Member
Aug 24, 2020
2,027
Conte has failed to get out of CL group stage 3 of his 5 attempts, once even managing to finish 4th behind Gladbach and Shaktar with a league winning side. 4 of those 5 seasons he was coaching a league champion or defending champion. He has 1 QF and 1 Rof16 exit on his resume.

Max is 9/9 getting out of group stage, including with those shitty ass later Milan teams. Has two CL finals, 3 QFs, and 4
Rof16 exits.

Anyone suggesting their CL resumes are on a similar level is an idiot. That simple.

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What a dumbass. Lol

We lost to Barca 3-1 after an injury time goal while we pressed for an equalizer. It was 1-1 70 minutes in, and Pogba should have won a penalty just before they scored on the counter. That was a highly competitive nail biter of a match right up to the injury time goal. If you think that was humiliation, you’re a moron.

Cardiff second half we got destroyed. Obviously that sucked a lot.

Liverpool lost 3-1 in the final just a couple years ago. Had 38% possession in that match. I guess that was also a crazy humiliation according to your absurd standards lol

And sure, Conte is responsible for all Allegri’s success. Especially the last 3 scudetti, all with 90 plus points, when he had 2-3 of the starting XI left from Conte. All thanks to Conte :lol:
Wtf man, are you sick? If we hadnt have buffon that day, who saved at least 3. 100% chances we would be behind 3:0 first half. We got lucky we didnt concide 5 that day.

And than you mentioned liverpool real hahahhaa, man salah got injured and subbed at the start and Karius made 2 great decisions... You are fu...genius!

And yet allegri won 4 times scudetto in a league where there were none european trophies for 12 years, in a league that none of the teams even get througt group stage, in a league where fucking imobile and even goran pandev score 20goals a season.

He is a joke of a coach, the best merge betwen idiots like agnelli, nedved and paratici. Sinhronisation...
 

Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
42,253
Wtf man, are you sick? If we hadnt have buffon that day, who saved at least 3. 100% chances we would be behind 3:0 first half. We got lucky we didnt concide 5 that day.

And than you mentioned liverpool real hahahhaa, man salah got injured and subbed at the start and Karius made 2 great decisions... You are fu...genius!

And yet allegri won 4 times scudetto in a league where there were none european trophies for 12 years, in a league that none of the teams even get througt group stage, in a league where fucking imobile and even goran pandev score 20goals a season.

He is a joke of a coach, the best merge betwen idiots like agnelli, nedved and paratici. Sinhronisation...
Saved at least 3 100% chances? Lol sure thing, retard. Thanks for telling us all you didn’t even watch that match. Now we can all ignore yet another Tuz retard. Salah was injured for Pool… So was Chiellini, our best defender, who missed our entire final against Barca. But I guess it only counts for other teams when they lose top players. Lol

There are some dumbasses on this forum, but looks like you take the cake over the likes of Jager. What an idiotic and embarrassing post.
 
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s4tch

Senior Member
Mar 23, 2015
33,760
Wtf man, are you sick? If we hadnt have buffon that day, who saved at least 3. 100% chances we would be behind 3:0 first half. We got lucky we didnt concide 5 that day.

And than you mentioned liverpool real hahahhaa, man salah got injured and subbed at the start and Karius made 2 great decisions... You are fu...genius!

And yet allegri won 4 times scudetto in a league where there were none european trophies for 12 years, in a league that none of the teams even get througt group stage, in a league where fucking imobile and even goran pandev score 20goals a season.

He is a joke of a coach, the best merge betwen idiots like agnelli, nedved and paratici. Sinhronisation...
brilliant post, just what tuz missed. just a tiny correction: it's 5 scudetti. keep on mate.
 

Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
69,002
Allegris teams usually peak around March. He is using a highly advanced training regime with incremental tactics development, that saves the resources and mental exhaustion of his players, to unleash it all around March when the season is decided. This is a well established and observed fact. I wonder if Pirlo and Sarri destroyed that whole rhythm when they came in.
More like they peak in June in the off season
 

LiquidPLP

Senior Member
Jun 9, 2012
12,237
What kind of squad upgrade would you expect for the coming Summer (stay realistic) VS what would Allegri need to actually challenge for the title and do something more in CL next season?

It seems to me the club is not able to buy more Dusans for huge cash and on the other hand Allegri is not interested in playing youngsters.
Is he the right man for the job? He always seemed to be more of a 'manager' type who deals with egos and focuses on heads of players. Perhaps we need more a 'coach' who instills some patterns and focuses more on training, building some cohesion (in both phases). Lesser players require patterns and training, stars require man-management, that's what I'm saying. Seems like Allegri is better at the latter while he squad needs the former.
 

juve123

Senior Member
Aug 10, 2017
16,652
What kind of squad upgrade would you expect for the coming Summer (stay realistic) VS what would Allegri need to actually challenge for the title and do something more in CL next season?

It seems to me the club is not able to buy more Dusans for huge cash and on the other hand Allegri is not interested in playing youngsters.
Is he the right man for the job? He always seemed to be more of a 'manager' type who deals with egos and focuses on heads of players. Perhaps we need more a 'coach' who instills some patterns and focuses more on training, building some cohesion (in both phases). Lesser players require patterns and training, stars require man-management, that's what I'm saying. Seems like Allegri is better at the latter while he squad needs the former.
Zidane is available if only Agnelli provided him with a big transfer budget or we can take gamble with the sassuolo coach Alessio dionisi also Vicenzo Italiano.
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
24,055
And we were laughing to conte when galatasaray knocked us out 2014. This guy got humiliated 2 times in finals, 0:3 against real madrid back in 2017, against ajax and now villareal. This guy is pure sh...
Do i look like defending conte? Allegri would never, ever accomplish what he did if conte wouldnt be at juve, NEVER! Both are average coaches. Alleshit didnt lose finals, he got humiliated, that is the diference. Name one team that got humiliated like we did in cl finals? None ever! I recommend you to defend your wife like you do allagri, otherway someone will smash
Wtf man, are you sick? If we hadnt have buffon that day, who saved at least 3. 100% chances we would be behind 3:0 first half. We got lucky we didnt concide 5 that day.

And than you mentioned liverpool real hahahhaa, man salah got injured and subbed at the start and Karius made 2 great decisions... You are fu...genius!

And yet allegri won 4 times scudetto in a league where there were none european trophies for 12 years, in a league that none of the teams even get througt group stage, in a league where fucking imobile and even goran pandev score 20goals a season.

He is a joke of a coach, the best merge betwen idiots like agnelli, nedved and paratici. Sinhronisation...
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CrimsonianKing

Count Mbangula
Jan 16, 2013
27,326
What kind of squad upgrade would you expect for the coming Summer (stay realistic) VS what would Allegri need to actually challenge for the title and do something more in CL next season?

It seems to me the club is not able to buy more Dusans for huge cash and on the other hand Allegri is not interested in playing youngsters.
Is he the right man for the job? He always seemed to be more of a 'manager' type who deals with egos and focuses on heads of players. Perhaps we need more a 'coach' who instills some patterns and focuses more on training, building some cohesion (in both phases). Lesser players require patterns and training, stars require man-management, that's what I'm saying. Seems like Allegri is better at the latter while he squad needs the former.
Well, ideally we need AT LEAST another player on Dusan’s level but for the midfield. It’s beyond me how half a decade later this club still hasn’t brought anyone who can create and link up attacks on a regular. Del Piero said it better, we have no one talented enough to be a risk taker, to go for passes that open up goal opportunities, who’s skilled enough to take 1 on 1s and keep the ball rolling quicker.

Otherwise we’ll be discussing this issue for another 5 years to come.
 

duranfj

Senior Member
Jul 30, 2015
8,799
I just rewatched the game today (what a glutton) and drawn the conclusion that the initial tactics to start the game worked in our favour. Essentially we mirrored each other but took advantage of the space out wide that they gave us because they congested the middle in a narrow 5-3-2.

We came out in the second half in a 3-1-4-2 with Cuadrado and MDS push high and wide. Emery adjusted to a 5-2-3, which again nullified us. Emery then brings on Coquelin and Chukwueze at around 65 mins and switches to a 4-3-3, likely planned pre-game if it was still level at this stage. Allegri doesn’t react until we give away the penalty. We don’t have a shot on goal from the moment Emery made those changes at around 65 mins.

Maybe Max didn’t change personnel because of how thin the bench was, but he could’ve adjusted the shape when they switched to a 3 in the middle which is where the penalty incident stems from.

Fact is, Emery won the tactical battle. The type Max has won in previous European campaigns.
Rewatched? You are brave. Agree completely about how Unai schooled bad Allegri using the same tactics Max has been using for years.

I give the benefit of the doubt to Max and maybe our lack of quality kind of undermine his capabilities... 4th place, get a fresh start with new players next season and if the teams underperformed again, arrivederci :mauri2:
 

JCK

Biased
JCK
May 11, 2004
125,390
What kind of squad upgrade would you expect for the coming Summer (stay realistic) VS what would Allegri need to actually challenge for the title and do something more in CL next season?

It seems to me the club is not able to buy more Dusans for huge cash and on the other hand Allegri is not interested in playing youngsters.
Is he the right man for the job? He always seemed to be more of a 'manager' type who deals with egos and focuses on heads of players. Perhaps we need more a 'coach' who instills some patterns and focuses more on training, building some cohesion (in both phases). Lesser players require patterns and training, stars require man-management, that's what I'm saying. Seems like Allegri is better at the latter while he squad needs the former.
Two midfielders, one attacking and another box-to-box or holding. A new CB to partner with De Ligt. A winger to replace Cuadrado. And already we are way over budget if this list is decent to reliable players where one or two should be a game changer level.
 

Mokku

Senior Member
Apr 17, 2019
2,723
If we look at facts under Allegri, when he's had a good and healthy squad he's smashed through excellent teams. His exits and losses apart from at Bayern and Madrid (dubious penalty) were when we had major players missing. The two final losses were against incredible teams, nobody beats those two teams at that time. The day we go out to Villarreal with a full-strength, that'll be the official end of Allegri.
 

juve123

Senior Member
Aug 10, 2017
16,652
If we look at facts under Allegri, when he's had a good and healthy squad he's smashed through excellent teams. His exits and losses apart from at Bayern and Madrid (dubious penalty) were when we had major players missing. The two final losses were against incredible teams, nobody beats those two teams at that time. The day we go out to Villarreal with a full-strength, that'll be the official end of Allegri.
If you keep extending of ageing and injury prone players same story will keep repeating itself.
 

Strickland

Senior Member
May 17, 2019
5,859
If we look at facts under Allegri, when he's had a good and healthy squad he's smashed through excellent teams. His exits and losses apart from at Bayern and Madrid (dubious penalty) were when we had major players missing. The two final losses were against incredible teams, nobody beats those two teams at that time. The day we go out to Villarreal with a full-strength, that'll be the official end of Allegri.
Come on, that's a cop-out, we should score against and beat Villareal with only Morata, Vlahovic upfront and without Dybala and Chiesa. We should beat Porto without Dybala and Bentancur. We should beat Lyon without Dybala and Chiellini. We should beat Ajax without Dybala and Cuadrado. You'll always have players missing (and apparently we'll always have Dybala missing after looking at knockout matches where he wasnt available / was barely fit :(), some of whom will be starters, but that's why Juventus first team is 20+ players large.
 
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